New Boutique Haleluja Opens in Brussels: Where Ecology and Fashion Meet
New Boutique Haleluja Opens in Brussels: Where Ecology and Fashion Meet and Where Green Fashion is Fashion. If you’re headed on your european vacation this summer hipster here’s spot to check into and want to grab some Green Fashion. Roll with the new green wave. Make the eco-trend a way of life and shop consciously on vacation for a few key pieces for your wardrobe.
In recent years, a growing number of young fashion designers have set ecological awareness as high as quality and design in their work. A luxurious, provocative boutique has recently opened in the centre of Brussels based on these principals of sustainable fashion. This new boutique marries the once opposing fields of ecology and fashion.
The selected collections must be environmentally sustainable, but they approach this in a variety of ways: Some focus on using pure materials like organic cotton, wild silk, wool, soya, and milk, and no chemical treatments. Others focus on recycling garments, fabrics and other materials. All use environment-friendly production techniques.
All collections though are selected for their beauty and style. They prove that ecological and socially correct apparel can be cool, modern, and free of the typical eco cliché. Next stop on the EuroStar is Brussels and it’s just hours away from Paris. If you need more reasons why to stop in the new boutique Haleluja houses the collections of:
Christopher Raeburn a Young British fashion designer, utilizing re-appropriated military fabrics (parachutes, overcoats). He creates garments that are functional, intelligent and meticulously crafted in his own atelier. For men and women.www.christopherraeburn.co.uk
Henrietta Ludgate a Scottish champion of slow fashion who graduated from Central Saint Martins School of Art, London. She makes luxury feminine clothing that evokes images of graceful sophistication. An ethos of supporting Scottish craftsmanship is central to her work, with wools sourced from within the British Isles and all pieces produced locally. www.henriettaludgate.com
Goodone is an award-winning sustainable fashion label based and produced in London. Nin Castle designs innovative and one-off upcycled womenswear using a mixture of handpicked second-hand quality fabrics and British knitwear.www.goodone.co.uk
Ada Zanditon a London-based ethical fashion designer of women’s ready-to-wear. She creates sculptural and elegant
designs in natural and organic fabrics using innovative and energy conscious production techniques.www.adazanditon.com
Eric Beauduin a Belgian designer who recycles second-hand clothes to create numbered, unique-piece bags.www.ebeauduin.be
Isée by Fleur Tang a Danish basics collection for women made from 100% organic, high quality fabrics.
www.isee-byfleurtang.com
Reference line by Freitag The new Freitag Reference line is a meltdown of neo and retro. They are not pop, they are subtle.
But they are still made from truck tarps that spent their first life on the road.www.freitag.ch
Elementum a knitwear collection based on the total use of a piece of a cloth where minimum cuts provide maximum use.www.luxuryistohavesimplethings.com
Les Racines du Ciel Réaffirme ses codes: épure dans les coupes et basiques soignés.www.les-racines-du-ciel.com
Haleluja
6, Place du Nouveau Marché aux Grains
1000 Bruxelles
02 513 42 50
www.haleluja.be
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